Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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SHOW COMPASSION
This is closely connected to character and conviction, but we chose to give it its own theme.
We wanted to made sure our kids understood that our world is filled with pain and suffering everywhere, and the Jesus they follow requires them to care.
eph.
4:
lam.
3:22-23
TO BECOME COMPETENT
Ultimately, at the end of their time with us, we wanted our children to possess certain skills that would serve them well.
People skills, Work ethic, ability to navigate finances, relational/emotional intelligence and etc..
matt.
6:33-
Role Model
When our girls was little he would always interrupt us by saying, “Mom, Dad, watch me!
Then they would do something entertaining.
Its sometimes as simple jumping off the chair.
Honestily, it was usually something silly that did’nt require much fine motor skills.
He just wanted us to watch them, and there’re default “get our attention line” was Mom Dad watch me!
As they grew up we began to notice that their desire for us to watch them became less, yet he began to more closely watch us.
They never said it out loud, but we knew they had transitioned from Mom Dad watch me! to now thinking, I’m watching you, Mom and Dad.
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